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and pays a 21/2% subsidy to the Authority, all major decisions and expendi- tures must receive prior approval of the State Housing Board. The main purpose of the Veterans Chapter 200 program is to provide decent housing for low-income veterans and their families at rents they can afford to pay. Rents are based on income and number of dependents. Major improvements made at the Veterans project were as follows: 40 electric ranges were replaced with gas ranges; window shades were replaced; new tile floors were installed in most of the kitchens and bathrooms; and aluminum combination screen and storm doors will be installed as soon as they are manufactured. The purpose of the Elderly Chapter 667 program is to provide decent housing for Elderly persons, 65 or over, of low income at rents they can afford to pay. This project is now under construction at the corner of Railroad Avenue and Adams Street. General bids were opened in December and the Contract was awarded to the low bidder - Paul Sardella Construction Co. of Roslindale, Mass. for the sum of $547,000.00. Wm. Nelson Jacobs Associates of Boston, Mass. are architects for this development. The project should be ready for occupancy by the end of 1961.
The Authority wishes to take this opportunity to thank all Town Departments and officials for their cooperation during the past year.
THE NORWOOD HOUSING AUTHORITY
ROGER J. CONNOLLY, Chairman
JOHN L. GRIFFIN
FRANK L. WALSH
FRANCIS E. DONLAN
JOSEPH LONG
NORWOOD HOUSING AUTHORITY NORWOOD 200-1 MASS.
BALANCE SHEET -DECEMBER 31, 1960 ASSETS
Appropriation Fund - Union Savings
766.24
Administration Fund - Norfolk County Trust
19,599.29
20,365.53
Tenants' Accounts Receivable
1,158.50
Prepaid Insurance
1,266.33
Debt Service Fund
10,763.93
Debt Service Trust Fund
965.50
Debt Service Trust Fund Investments - U.S. Bonds
1,000.00
12,729.43
Investments - Norwood Co-op
19,377.59
Investments - Union Savings
23,000.00
42,377.59
REPORT OF NORWOOD HOUSING AUTHORITY
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Development Costs Less - Dev. Cost Liquidation
800,000.00 111,000.00
689,000.00
TOTAL ASSETS
$766,897.38
LIABILITIES
Contract Retentions
323.75
Tenants' Security Deposits
780.00
Bonds Authorized
800,000.00
Less - Bonds Retired
111,000.00
689,000.00
State Aid Unapplied
4,500.00
Matured Interest and Prinicpal
14,907.18
Debt Service Reserve
22,183.09
Unamortized Bond Premium
1,965.50
Operating Reserve
30,202.90
Capital Donation
1,000.00
Reducation of Annual Contribution
500.00
75,258.67
Net Income
1,534.96
TOTAL LIABILITIES
$766,897.38
NORWOOD HOUSING AUTHORITY NORWOOD 667-1 MASS.
BALANCE SHEET -DECEMBER 31, 1960 ASSETS
Development Funds
585,769.02
Development Costs
17,246.65
TOTAL ASSETS
$603,015.67
LIABILITIES
Notes Authorized
600,000.00
Interest Accrued
3,015.67
TOTAL LIABILITIES
$603,015.67
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REPORT OF PLANNING BOARD
The Planning Board organized on Monday, January 25, 1960. Present were J. Edward Bamber, Frederick F. Brown, John P. Mogan, Thomas K. McManus, newly elected member, James T. O'Sullivan and Walter R. Ryan, Engineer.
The meeting proceeded with the election of officers and John P. Mogan was elected Chairman and Thomas K. McManus was elected Clerk. Joanne T. Lipinsky continued as Acting Secretary.
Mr. Allen Benjamin of Wayland was selected by the Board to initiate a zoning study and to study the possibility of revising the zoning by-laws.
The Annual Report for the year 1959 was submitted, voted upon and approved.
Feb. 1 Discussion with Messrs. Purdy, Osgood and Millard relative to development known as Massanova Woods (Wilson Street area) and sewer and drainage problems. Developer is to secure sewer easement through private property to Wilson Street.
Property at 51 Chapel Street, a two story building, now vacant and owned by the LaCivita Corporation of Walpole was discussed with its Attorney, George Sullivan for possible change to apartment house. Messrs. Sloane and Slotnick also appeared before the Board wtill respect to reduction of bonds.
The area lying northerly and easterly of Purgatory Brook to the Westwood line was next on the agenda and after discussion, it was voted to take the necessary steps to change this area to Light Industry from is present General Residence. Public hearing to be held February 29, 1960.
Feb. 18 The Board met with Messrs. Stivaletta, Smith and the Attorney for the Stivaletta family, John Morley, to discuss subdivision of land lying off Canton Street near the Westwood Line. This subdivision is in the area to be rezoned to Light Industry.
Messrs. Williamson and Metters, representing the First Congregational Church appeared before the Board to discuss the possibility of rezoning the area on which the church and parsonage are located to Business in order that the Church may sell the land to a private developer for a garden type apartment house. Plans, the fee and a description of the property were submitted.
Feb. 29 The first item of business called for the public hearing to amend the zoning by-laws and to add a new zone to be called Limited Indus- trial. Various people who were present spoke in favor and there was no opposition. The change was adopted unanimously.
The second hearing related to the rezoning of the area north and east of the Norwood Airport to Limited Industrial. Various people present were recorded in favor and there was no opposition. The change was voted upon and adopted unanimously.
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Discussion held with the Chairman of Board of Appeals relative to its authority and prerogatives under the new zoning change. He was re- ferred to Town Counsel.
A petition, map and $50.00 fee were received from residents in the Endicott Street area. It was voted to request more complete informa- tion.
Mar. 7 Discussion with Mr. Stivaletta with respect to his developing single residence homes in area off Canton Street and with Town Man- ager Blasenak regarding charging the developer for installation of light poles.
Bonds were reduced on certain streets in the Almor Homes Develop- ment and were placed on other streets.
Mar. 15. Meeting with representatives of Massanova Wood Development. Discussion relative to new Industrial Zone and decision postponed until meeting with Mr. Benjamin.
Mar. 21 Lengthy discussion with consultant Mr. Benjamin regarding new Limited Industrial Zone. Minimum lot coverages, set-backs, signs and greenbelt areas were agreed upon.
Mar. 28 Special meeting with representatives of the Mass. Dept. of Public Works and representatives of Norfolk County relative to land taking of land owned by Robert Rizzo, abuttor on Route 1.
Apr. 11 Meeting with Selectman Abdallah relative to connecting link be- tween Routes 1 and 1A in the South Norwood area.
Further discussion was held with Mr. Benjamin, Planning Consultant with respect to Limited Industrial Zone.
Apr. 18 Public hearing relative to application for rezoning to business of First Congregational Church.
May 2 Discussion relative to Longwood Terrace Extension; also, discus- sion relative to extension of Stearns Drive with Messrs. Lindblom and Hayden who are abuttors.
Further discussion with developers of Massanova Woods property re- garding naming of streets.
May 9 Meeting with Messrs. Slotnick, Sloane and Capone regarding bond on Surrey and Kettering Roads.
Approval of plans of Chatham Road and Orleans Road of the Massanova Woods Development.
May 16 Public hearing on newly created Limited Manufacturing Zone. Public hearing relative to rezoning a parcel of land within the Mea- dows from Manufacturing to Limited Manufacturing.
Meeting with Messrs. Nicholas Stivaletta, Jr., Michael Stivaletta and Robert Snyder, Esq. regarding subdivision of a parcel of land near Canton Street and adjacent to the Westwood Line.
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Board unanimously agreed to recommend postponement by town meet- ing of rezoning of Congregational Church study until zoning study has been completed by the Town.
May 25 Contract signed with Mr. Allen Benjamin to act as consultant in Matter of rezoning of town.
Board unanimously agreed to recommend approval of Limited Manu- facturing District.
June 6 Meeting with Messrs. Wolf and Phillips with respect to dedication of a lot at the end of Stearns Road near Berwick Place. Agreed that Mr. Wolf would take the necessary steps for the dedication.
June 27 Meeting between Board and Mr. Benjamin and various town officials to discuss changing the zoning laws.
July 11 Meeting with Robert Snyder, Esq. to discuss informally the sub- division off of Canton Street.
Aug. 15 Work initiated on engineering requirements for acceptance of streets.
Aug. 29 Meeting with Messrs. Valentine and Nelson to discuss land ad- jacent to Canton Town Line near Boston Metropolitan Airport with a view to changing same to Limited Manufarturing.
Sept. 14 Miss Inez Gallazzi appointed Board Secretary replacing Mrs. Joanne Pearson who resigned.
Meeting with Mr. John Day who presented a petition requesting a zoning change on Walpole Street near Countryside Homes subdivision. Meeting with Walter Gotovich, Esq. regarding sudbdivision bonds.
Meeting with Consultant, Allen Benjamin.
Sept. 26 Meeting with George Rdboy, Esq. and residents of Westover area regarding status of streets in the area.
Oct. 24 Copy of petition received from Board of Selectmen with respect to abandonment of Lenox Street from property line of Holliston Mills and Star Market to Plimpton Avenue.
Public hearing on rezoning of Walpole Street, and Endicott Street from Business to Single Residence II.
Public hearing on rezoning of Walpole Street and Endicott Street from Manufacturing to Single Residence I.
Public hearing on rezoning on Walpole Street from Single Residence I to Business on petition of Mr. John Day.
Oct. 31 Meeting with Mr. Frank Woods, Vice President of Plimpton Press and Mr Sawyer, their attorney, regarding abandonment of Lenox Street.
Nov. 9 Meeting with several residents of Marlboro Street to discuss the condition of the street.
Further discussion of Lenox Street Abandonment.
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Dec. 5 Meeting with Abraham Shagoury regarding release of bond on Greenleaf Road and Springvale Road.
Meeting with Philip Phillips of Alcar Homes.
Meeting with Miss Jean McCarthey of Allen Benjamin Associates.
Dec. 19 Meeting with Anthony O'Donnell, Esq. for discussion of right of way on George Street.
Letter sent to Selectmen advising them of Board's opposition to aban- donment of Lenox Street.
Meeting with Miss Jean McCarthy of Allen Benjamin Associates.
Meeting with Miss Jean McCarthy of Allen Benjamin Associates.
Jan. 9, 1961 Meeting with Messrs. Phillips and Wolf to discuss Westover development.
Bonds on Countryside Lane, Garden Parkway and Fieldbrook Drive released.
The Planning Board wishes to acknowledge the faithful performance of its Engineer, Walter R. Ryan and its Secretares Joanne Pearson and Inez Gallazzi. We also wish to thank the various elected and appointed town officials and town employees for their cooperation during the past year.
Respectfully submitted,
THOMAS K. McMANUS, Clerk Norwood Planning Board
REPORT OF NORFOLK COUNTY MOSQUITO CONTROL PROJECT
To the Citizens of Norwood:
Submitted herewith is the report of the Norfolk County Mosquito Con- trol Project of its activities in the Town of Norwood for the year ending December 31, 1960:
Aerial Spraying
600 Acres
Ground Spraying 1,2801/2 Acres
Pre-hatch dusting 56 Acres
Drainage 3,845 Feet
Brush Clearing
300 Feet
Culverts Cleaned
3 Culverts
Catch Basins Treated
3,904 Catch Basins
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN C. KUSCHKE, Superintendent
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REPORT OF BOARD OF APPEALS
Board of Selectmen
Norwood, Massachusetts
Gentlemen:
The following hearings and decisions were heard by the Board of Appeals during the year 1960:
JANUARY 11 James F. and Frances S. Connolly - 783-785 Wash. Street Exception granted to use the existing residential building and garage located at 783-785 Washington Street as a three family apartment as long as no addition to or alteration of the exterior of the building and its garage is made. This variance shall expire on January 2, 1964.
JANUARY 25 Peter Procopio - Lot of land adjacent to the lot numbered 170 Rock Street
Variance granted to allow the use of lots No. 1 and No. 2 for the purposes allowed by the Zoning By-Laws provided that each of said lots has a frontage on Rock Street of at least 85 feet.
FEBRUARY 22 Fred C. and Alice G. Browne - 390 Boston-Providence Turnpike
Variance granted to erect a carport type of building, 60 feet by 20 feet on the northerly side of the existing sales and service building, with provisions.
FEBRUARY 24 Eugene Brown - Property located southerly and easterly of 505 Nahatan Street
Variance and permit for exception denied for the operation of a plumb- ing and heating shop in a building now a non-conforming use.
MARCH 1 Carmine and Mary C. Lorusso - 72 Heaton Avenue Application withdrawn
MARCH 30 Joseph Glover - 462 Nahatan Street Hearing held. Decision at future date.
MARCH 30 Madeline Joseph - 84 Chapel Street
Variance denied for a non-conforming use of the front part of the premises to be applied to a rear part of the premises.
APRIL 20 Theodore F. Davis - 229 Winter Street
Variance granted to allow the lot to be reduced.
APRIL 20 Lizzie M. Davis - 233 Winter Street
Variance granted to reduce lot No. 2 by approximately 237 square feet by allowing the northerly boundary of lot No. 2 to become an extension of the northerly boundary of lot No. 3.
APRIL 25 Harry and Jennie S. Schofield - Gravel pit located on Neponset Street
Hearing adjourned to May 19.
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APRIL 25 Edward Shea - 14 Nichols Street
Application dismissed.
MAY 19 Harry and Jennie S. Schofield - Gravel pit located on Neponset Street
Meeting adjourned to May 26.
MAY 23 Joseph Glover - 462 Nahatan Street
Variance granted to allow lot No. 1 to have frontage of 72 feet instead of the required 90 feet.
MAY 26 Harry and Jennie S. Schofield - Gravel pit located on Neponset Street Application withdrawn after permission to withdraw unanimously voted.
MAY 26 Edwin Benker - 42 Glendale Road
Variance granted to allow the construction of a porch, measuring 14 feet by 16 feet, within 15 feet of the lot line on Edgehill Road.
MAY 26 Lawrence and Annette B. Johnson - 107 Ellis Avenue Variance granted to allow an addition to the kitchen for eating space of 8 feet leaving 13 feet 9 inches for the property line on Codman Road.
JUNE 1 John P. Alberto - 126 Westview Drive
Variance granted to allow the construction of a proposed dwelling to be within 10 feet of the property line and within 17 feet of the street line on proposed Lot 18B.
JUNE 9 Harold T. and Helen L. Young - 115 Lincoln Street (Lot 101) Variance granted to build and maintain the dwelling house so that no part of it is closer than 10 feet to Lincoln Street.
JUNE 13 General Homes Corporation - 38 Garden Parkway Hearing adjourned to June 23.
JUNE 23 General Homes Corporation - 38 Garden Parkway Variance granted to construct and maintain a porch no closer at any point than 10 feet from the southerly lot line with conditions.
JULY 21 Edwin B. Thomas, M.D. - 121 Walpole Street
Exception granted to allow the westerly extension of the garage and the construction of the breezeway and the remodeling of the inside of tlie existing garage building with conditions.
AUGUST 4 Norwood Nursing Home - 767 Washington Street Unanimously voted to give permission to withdraw the application.
AUGUST 11 Richard McDonough, 71 Edgehill Road
Variance granted to allow the construction of an enclosed porch, 12 feet by 12 feet, one story high, on the casterly side of the house so that no part of the porch is nearer than 13 feet from the easterly lot lines.
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SEPTEMBER 8 Bruno Bartucca - 917 Washington Street
Variance granted to allow the construction of an addition on the northwesterly corner of the existing car wash building, 10 feet by 14 feet and of no greater height than the existing building.
SEPTEMBER 14 Edwin R. Bean - 247 Winter Street
Variance granted to allow the reduction of the existing frontage of 52 feet to 51 feet and to allow an addition to the existing garage so that no portion of which will be closer than one foot to the new sideline and no closer to the rear lot line.
OCTOBER 6 Elvin C. Ryder - 44 Fifth Street
Variance granted to allow the construction of a garage to be 14 feet by 22 feet.
DECEMBER S First Congregational Church - 49 Walpole Street Hearing adjourned to December 22, 1960.
DECEMBER 22 First Congregational Church - 49 Walpole Street Hearing adjourned to January 5, 1961.
DECEMBER 29 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Taylor - 633 Neponset Street Variance granted to allow the construction of a house with the set- back dimensions to be no less than 16 feet on the Neponset Street side and no less than 171/2 feet on the Nahatan Street side.
DECEMBER 29 Mr. Charles F. Holman - 183 Walpole Street Meeting held. Decision at future date.
Respectfully submitted, GEORGE S. WILLIAMSON, Chairman
ARTHUR H. GLEICHAUF GEORGE J. DEVLIN
REPORT OF BOARD OF HEALTH
The Board of Health organized following the town election in January. Mr. John P. Dixon was elected Chairman of the Board. Mr. James F. Foley and Roy T. Lydon, M.D. served as associate members.
The Board made plans to conduct polio clinics for pre-school children, those of school age and adults during the Spring and early summer.
The Board of Health and School Committee arranged to x-ray all high school seniors who planned to enter college in the Fall of 1960. One hundred and thirty three students were x-rayed.
The Norfolk County Tuberculosis Association and the Norwood Board of Health sponsored an x-ray program in the Municipal Building on November 11, 1960. There were 475 people x-rayed.
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NORWOOD PLANNING BOARD: SITTING: Inez J. Gallazzi, Secretary; Chairman John P. Mogan and Frederick F. Brown. STANDING: Walter R. Ryan, Engineer; James T. O'Sullivan, Thomas K. McManus and J. Edward Bamber.
BOARD OF HEALTH: Bartley J. King, Agent; James F. Foley, Roy T. Lydon, M.D., John P. Dixon, Chairman.
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The Board purchased new equipment for the Eye Clinic. The Clinic is conducted weekly in the Junior High School under the direction of Dr. William F. Ryan.
The Board admitted ten patients to Norfolk County Hospital for treatment of tuberculosis in 1960. Seven patients were released as arrested before the end of the year.
The Board voted to grant Day Care Center licenses to the Lainy Kay, Tiny Tot and Jack and Jill Nursery Schools.
Certificates of Approval were issued to the Victoria Nursing Home, Healthland Convalescent Home, Norwood Nursing Home and Denny House Nursing Home.
Licenses were issued to Funeral Directors and Embalmers who have places of business in the town.
Licenses were issued for the sale of milk, oleomargarine, and for the manufacture of frozen desserts and ice cream mix.
Grease and tallow collectors were licensed to transport through the town.
Milk dealers who are licensed to operate in Norwood were asked to avoid stacking milk cases along the highways of the town. A marked improvement has been noticed in the appearance of the highways due to the co-operation of the milk dealers and their route salesmen.
The Board adopted a regulation with respect to the use of basement and cellar rooms for living purposes. The regulation was adopted to pre- vent conditions which eventually lead to overcrowding of housing and the creation of blighted areas.
The Board awarded a three year contract for the removal of garbage to the South Shore Disposal Inc. of Abington, Massachusetts.
John Stonefield was appointed Inspector of Slaughtering.
The Board did not approve the proposed method of installing the sanitary water supply, sewage disposal and drainage in the subdivision of Greenmountain Park off Everett Street.
The Board approved the proposed method of installing the sanitary water supply, sewage disposal and drainage in the subdivision of Massanova Wood, off Wilson Street. Massanova Wood is a subdivision of 46 homes.
MOSQUITO CONTROL
Submitted herewith is the report of the Norfolk County Mosquito Control Project of its activities in the Town of Norwood for the year ending December 31, 1960.
Aerial Spraying 600 Acres
Ground Spraying 1,2801/2 Acres
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Pre-hatch dusting
56 Acres
Drainage
3,845 Feet
Brush Clearing
300 Feet
Culverts cleaned
3 Culverts
Catch basins treated
3,904 Catch basins
REPORT OF PUBLIC HEALTH NURSES
Our staff of two registered nurses administered care to the sick, made calls on new mothers to advise them on the care of their babies, taught diabetic patients, or some member of the family, to give insulin, helped with the diets and carried out many other duties.
The Chest X-Ray Clinic is held in the Board of Health Office of the Municipal Building every third Wednesday of the month from 1:30 to 3:30. All follow-up cases of tuberculosis patients and their contacts were x-rayed or tuberculin tested. Teachers, school bus drivers, food handlers and young students entering college were x-rayed at this Clinic. Patients referred to the Clinic by their family physician were x-rayed and examined by Dr. E. K. Jenkins of the Norfolk County Hospital, South Braintree, Massachusetts. Children under twenty-one were given tuberculin skin tests and x-rayed only if the tests were positive.
Office hours for ambulatory patients are held from 1:00 to 2:00 at the Board of Health office, Municipal Building, Monday through Friday of each week. Hypodermic injections and minor dressings are done during these hours.
Number of medical calls made during 1960 3,087
Number of surgical calls made during 1960 820
Number of obstetrical calls made during 1960 67
Number of visits to premature babies 11
Number of visits to tuberculosis patients 77
Number or patients treated at the office 205
Number of patients attending T.B. clinics 215
The nurses services are available to anyone in Norwood who needs care in the home. Patients are referred through the family physician. A small fee is charged for the services. Some visits to eligible patients are paid for by such agencies as Blue Cross, Blue Shield (prolonged illness) Veterans Administration and the Cancer Society.
Polio clinics for adults were held on February 14, and July 31st.
Pre-school clinics were held on May 4, 5 and 11th.
A Clinic was held at St. Catherine's School on May 29, 1960. The Clinics in the Public Schools began on April 6, 1960.
ST. CATHERINE'S SCHOOL NURSE
The annual report of the School Health Program at St. Catherine's School is herewith submitted:
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Dr. Thomas H. O'Toole, the School Physician, made routine visits and examined children referred for physical examinations. Parents were notified of any physical defects found at the time of examinations and advised to consult their family physician.
Diphtheria immunization was administered to children in the first grade.
In April, 1960 the fourth inoculation of polio vaccine was administered to all children not having had this fourth dose by their private physician. Nine hundred and fifty six children received this fourth inoculation.
DENTAL CLINIC
In September all children were examined by Dr. T. J. Curtin, School Dentist and Mrs. Margaret Curran. Parents were notified of the work to be done at this time. The children have the opportunity to attend the school clinic or have the work done by their own dentist. The Dental Clinic was held each week at the Junior High School.
VISION TEST
All children in the school were screened for visual defects via the Massachusetts Vision Test. Sixty-eight children failed the re-test and were referred for further treatment. Sixty-five of these children were seen by an Eye Specialist.
AUDIOMETER TEST
All children in the school were screened for hearing defects by way of the Maico Puretone Audiometer. Thirty-three children failed the final test and all but one completed the referral.
Mrs. Marie Kane our speech teacher continues her work with the children who have any speech defect.
I wish at this time to extend my sincere thanks and appreciation to all for their co-operation and assistance.
SCHOOL DENTIST
Herewith is submitted the report of the School Dentist for the year onding December 31, 1960:
Public School
Number of children completed
312
Number of children not completed
3
Number of temporary fillings
894
Number of temporary extractions
149
Number of permanent fillings 486
Number of permanent extractions
5
Number of cleanings
300
Number of children examined
4,401
Number of children O.K. at examination
2,624
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Parochial School
Number of Children completed
121
Number of children not completed 0
Number of temporary fillings 241
Number of temporary extractions 69
Number of permanent fillings 127
Number of permanent extractions
1
Number of cleanings 109
Number of children examined
1,360
Number of children O.K. at examination
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